Lake Braddock Secondary School - Lair Yearbook (Burke, VA)

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Steve Millnick tests his skill at drafting. Jean Mesle Mike Metheny Cindy Metz Bruce Mikula Chris Miller Susan Miller Caleb Miles Eileen Milloy Maureen Milloy Matthew Milstead Scott Milstead Ed Mitchell Peter Mollica Jack Moody Gary Moore Ginger Moore Jack Moore Reuben Moore Joann Morales Dan Morefield Jerry Morgan Meda Morgan Debbie Morris Jeff Morse Mark Morse Greg Moskoff Lisa Mudzo Sara Murdock James Murphy Kevin Myers BuiL6inq ameRiCA “Building America” could be what the students in the archi¬ tecture classes will eventually be doing in the future. The stu¬ dents learned the basics and procedures to architectural drawing, and were then assigned various subjects to con¬ struct. The assignments included house plans, foundations, plot plans, wall sections, and roof structures. They were also instructed in the drawing up of exterior and interior eleva¬ tions and in the use of perspective when applied to architec¬ ture. Combined, these tactics and talents were used to pro¬ duce full scale drawings equal to those of professional archi¬ tects. Linda Nardiello Sherrie Nash Pamela Neuman Becky Newport Juniors 239

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David Larsen Don Larsson Jenni Lawhon Lance Laurienzo Joy Leahy Chris Lebiedz Brian Lee Kory Lee Stanford Lee Mary Leighty Don Leister Robert Leporatti Tom Lex Tracy Lightel Lynn Lines Eva Lipinski Lorna Little Frances Lloyd Karen Lutz David Lynch Kate Lyons Holly MacFarland Marjorie Madsen David Maginnis Maury Maige David Main Susan Mannherz Steven Mannino Cherie Mansfield Georgia Marine Melissa Marker Paul Marley Chris Marsh Bill Marshall Chris Martin Jim Martin Paul M artin Robin Martinisko Matt Masaitis Martin Masaitis Marie Matson Barbara McCowin Explaining what spirit really means is Karen Lutz. Chris McCrea Anthony McDonald Lisa McGrady Gerry McGrath Brenda McIntyre Dave McIntyre Matt McKenna Cathy McLearnan Brett McManus Selina McNair Tim Mead Jim Melescue Traci Mendez Stephanie Merelman Charley Merrill % ; 238 Juniors

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Lynne Nibbelin Marty Nickley Mark Niemeier Trudy Ninnemann Jim Nisivoccia Jim Norton Albert Odenthel Pat O ' Donnell Sue Oleksy Chris Olin Peggy Orahood Debbie Padgett Danny Page Diane Palazzolo Janet Paluh Donna Palmer Laura Parker Thomas Parker Frank Parrella Cilia Patellos Mark Patterson Sam Patton Rick Penrose John Pepper Gloria Perez Loraine Petrasek Beth Pfleghardt Susan Phillipo Brian Phillips Kent Pickard John Pittman Lynn Ploe James Plucinsky Susan Polfer spaghetti an6 PinosauRS ? What do Santa Claus, spaghetti, dinosaurs, and summer camp have in common? Any member of Ms. Diane Gale’s or Mr. Roger Bergstrom’s speech class could have given an impromptu speech on any of these topics. Anyone in ninth through twelfth grades could have signed up for this course. Ms. Cale felt that for a school of this size the speech depart¬ ment just wasn’t meeting the students’ needs. Perhaps there would be enough classes for everyone to take speech in the future. Did you ever get up in front of a group of people to speak and find the words didn’t get past the lump in your throat? You could have asked anyone of the speech students that question in September and they may have said always!” By June, they could have sold a potato peeler to an Army Private. 240 Juniors